A permanent solution for a permanent problem.
Walk in needing teeth. Walk out with teeth that day. Final zirconia in twelve weeks, by Dr. Volland, from first consultation to final delivery.
Fixed teeth, anchored in bone. Not resting on gum.
Full-arch implants replace all teeth in one or both jaws using four to six titanium implants per arch. The implants integrate with your bone, transmitting chewing forces like natural tooth roots, not sitting on top of the tissue like dentures.
The denture wearer.
The failing-teeth patient.
The recent loss.
Matched to your anatomy. Determined at consultation.
Three protocols, one roof. Selection is a clinical decision made after 3D cone beam CT imaging, not a phone conversation and not a price tier.
All-on-4
Two anterior implants placed vertically, two posterior implants angled forward. Maximizes available bone, eliminating the need for grafting in most cases. The most studied and most proven full-arch protocol.
All-on-6
Adds two implants for greater load distribution. Selected when biomechanics warrant it, not as a price-tier upsell. Indicated for stronger bite forces, larger jaw structures, or a history of teeth grinding.
Zygomatic
Implants anchored in the cheekbone for patients with severe maxillary bone loss. Patients told they aren't candidates elsewhere are often candidates here.
What life looks like on the other side.
Most patients qualify. We'll tell you at consultation.
An honest accounting. Most patients who reach a consultation are candidates, including many told they aren't by other practices.
Generally good candidates
Conditions that complicate candidacy
Many of these are conditional, not absolute. Each patient is evaluated individually, not by a checklist.
Three appointments. Twelve weeks.
A clear, deliberate sequence, no surprises, no mystery about what happens at each stage.
Surgical placement. Teeth the same day.
Implants placed under IV sedation. Remaining failing teeth removed in the same surgery if needed. A printed PMMA provisional bridge is seated before you leave. You go home that afternoon with a functional smile.
Prototype try-in. You approve the final design.
The provisional is evaluated for bite, speech, and aesthetics. A prototype of your final bridge is tried in. Adjustments are made with your input before zirconia is fabricated, you see and approve the result before anything is permanent.
Final zirconia delivery. The permanent prosthesis.
Your permanent zirconia bridge with titanium framework is seated by Dr. Volland. Fracture-resistant, stain-resistant, biocompatible. The bridge is screw-retained, not cemented, meaning it can be serviced if ever needed, but never removed by you.
Zirconia is included. Not an upgrade.
The most common upcharge in full-arch pricing elsewhere is the upgrade from acrylic to zirconia, typically $3,000–$8,000 per arch extra. Zirconia is our standard because it's the right long-term material.
PMMA Provisional
A printed acrylic bridge seated the same day. Functional, aesthetic, and your smile for the first 8–12 weeks while bone integrates. Not a tray of plastic, a real temporary restoration.
Zirconia Final Bridge
High-strength ceramic with titanium framework. Fracture-resistant, stain-resistant, biocompatible, and visually indistinguishable from natural enamel when properly characterized. Designed to last decades.
Two decades of published data.
The great majority of patients who received this treatment 18 years ago still have a functional, intact, fixed prosthesis today. This is not an experimental procedure.
Honest about what can go wrong.
Most full-arch programs don't include a risks section. We do, because the outcomes data above is stronger because of it, and because you deserve complete information before making any decision.
Calm, careful, and clear, every time.
One price. Everything included. Published up front.
$15,000 per arch, zirconia included as standard, no upcharges in the chair. Five financing partners. HSA/FSA eligible.
From $185/month
Five lending partners. Decisions in minutes. HSA/FSA eligible. Payment plans structured around your budget.
First 40 surgical patients.
Reserved for patients who join the opening list. Applied at consultation, no commitment required to secure your place.
Not the only option.
Honestly compared.
Full-arch implants are right for many patients, not all. Here's how the alternatives stack up so you can make an informed decision.
Answers, before you ask.
No. The same-day provisional bridge is seated on the day of surgery, you leave the office with teeth. The only transition is from your provisional to your final zirconia at week 10–12.
The titanium implants are designed as a lifetime solution with 18+ years of published survival data. The zirconia prosthesis is engineered for decades. Professional maintenance every six months is required, the same as natural teeth.
No. Full-arch implant consultations with Dr. Volland are complimentary and require no referral. You can schedule directly through this page.
Yes, and this is one of the most common patient profiles. Long-term denture wear causes bone loss, but most patients still have adequate bone for All-on-4. Patients with severe loss are often candidates for zygomatic implants. The honest answer comes from 3D imaging at consultation, not from a prior assessment.
The All-on-4 protocol is specifically designed to avoid bone grafting in most cases, since the angled posterior implants capture available bone that forward-only placement would miss. Some patients still require minor grafting. You'll know at consultation, with a written treatment plan, before any surgery is scheduled.
Yes. It covers CT imaging, surgical planning, implant placement, in-house IV sedation, the same-day provisional, the prototype try-in, the final zirconia bridge with titanium bar, and all follow-up visits for 12 months. Bone grafting is the only potential addition, disclosed at consultation, not in the chair.
Dr. Volland is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon, an independent specialist. ClearChoice is owned by Aspen Dental Management (private equity); Smile Now's lead doctor is a general dentist with implant CE, not an OMS. Elite publishes pricing transparently. Both ClearChoice and Smile Now require a consultation before sharing any numbers.
Dr. Volland offers the full spectrum: nitrous, oral sedation, IV conscious sedation, and general anesthesia, all delivered in-house by the surgeon performing your procedure. No contracted anesthesiologist, no coordination gap.
Your complimentary full-arch consultation.
3D imaging. A written treatment plan with exact pricing. A direct conversation with Dr. Volland. No obligation, no referral required.
- Complimentary full-arch consultations
- No referral required for implant cases
- Dr. Volland follows up personally